I was just wondering if anyone knows if it is Scientifically tested?
Obviously there are products which have Science supporting them eg:Rogaine,Minoxidil,etc,and products which don't eg:Procerin.
I just wanted to know which group this helmet comes under.It is so frustrating how little info is available about it lol
The bx3.4 helmet(again!!)
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Dio,
It's been a long time coming, but Dr. Gilbaud, the owner of the company and (I think) the inventor of the product has agreed to an interview with Morphollica.com. I have already started the process of the interview and will post it when it is completed. One of the questions I will definitely ask is about the status of any scientific or clinical studies on the helmet proving it's efficacy in treating hair loss.
Cheers,
Sam
It's been a long time coming, but Dr. Gilbaud, the owner of the company and (I think) the inventor of the product has agreed to an interview with Morphollica.com. I have already started the process of the interview and will post it when it is completed. One of the questions I will definitely ask is about the status of any scientific or clinical studies on the helmet proving it's efficacy in treating hair loss.
Cheers,
Sam